New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-11
.IDENTIFIED0 THROUGH 4 DREAM

THE GIRL AT RAILWAY SAID TO BE A RUSSIAN
SERVANT WHO DISAPPEARED FROM THIS CITY.
The detectives ana reporters who bending their best
efforts to unravel the mystery surrounding Rahways
murdered girl another cew to work upon yesterday
through partial OF the body by Louisa loefer
the old daughter OF John Hoeer OF No III NOR
fst In this city The interest Of the Hocfers In the case
was excited by dream which Mrs j. o. Durr, a married
daughter OF John Hocfer who lives with her husband
ut No. 1I6 Norfokst, claimed disturbed her sunpcr as
Thursday night From this dream she claims 10 nave
gathered a rather indistinct idea that woman with
whom she was acquainted had suddenly disappeared
and that her mother had In way become consiiera
by enriched through establishing the whereabouts OF tno
missing person. Early the day Mrs. Durr hastenea
TO her mothers homo and told Of the visions with when
she had been beset After running over their list OF
mutual friends. and satisfying themselves that all were
to be found In their usual haunts their minds reverted 10
the sudden departure from the tenement house inwhch
thcv lived OF buxom Polish girl, who had
been represented the servant OF family Oh 'our
father mother and daughteD name kratzKow' VINO
occupied on the first floor In the rear.
The Kratzkows who are Russian Poles, took possession
of the apartments about March bringing with them the
girl who WAS know to the other inmates OF the house only
as sose and who had but just arrived IRON k.ssii
She spoke neither English nor German tne ianguagss
noud be learned Of her from herself As far as now
known she stayed with the Krazkows only about
and has not been since. The family by whom she
was employed removed from their apartments last s
saturday bit where they have gone could NOT De as
covered last night They left word with one OF mo tcn
ants of No III that they had rented rooms at No l3
East broadway but thorough canvass o the houses In
that vicinity makes certain that the addres. given was
| misunderstood or that deception wa, practised ,,
comparison OF the stories printed about tne Hahway
murder with these led the dreamer and her otnsr
to believe that they could nt least give partial solution
the mystery ~, Little eomSsny mSSd,a of iSs,0r ss Krs
SeWs SeS servant while she Nc az i.n9',S ard
thought that she was @ best soss MIR
that object In view she was taken to Railway Yesterday
morning by her brother William anu s, h',rna wa
named Frank Carr she ~as .sa hrsI sirl and
the ai,Dou, 'ssss Hesitation doueS
ring brrastrin aud satchei as thu properly OF tne ssg
sose The handkerchief WAS the tr-t thing handed 70
her and when she saw IL she burst out crying s9c s
arrival nt the Norfokst tenene nthouse. all OF which
had coorcd spotted borders and were marked Win tho
Initials X NJ" -. mi,
upper part OF the race. she said. was 40 dsgred that
| she could not make anything OF " but the nose
and mouth, she insisted. were similar TO tloes Oh
tho Polish The child was so simple ana
forward In her manner that IL was dilcnlt 70
her and yet she made least assertion which was
shortly aftcrward disproyed She toll the coroner "a
| tho dead girls trunk was In the Keeping u moor
| Mrs Louis krelovc whose rooms arc on .uS r.
below those Of tho Hocfcrs This was ompnac sion @
ne by Mrs Kreoyc, but she did have In her possesso,
pair Of rough opboots such as arc worn " p'"'""'
women In Russia and which had beon eIt py noso n,
Large crowds VI people again 4va!eq 'SSS sSov sni
the opportunity afforded by tho leisure ~
the public exhibition to yew the face q the
sf at Ryuos Iporgue yesterday estimated tnas
two thousand strangers Visited kanway er d vii
Two women named Lawrence went from EnsxsSU Nh NJ.
ooer and thought Tue % %oam mann es servant and
| VINO ma been nissIne for three weckA